can I buy regular old kicker CVRs or comps, or do I have to buy shallow mounts? 2005 F -150 super crew. Also how difficult is it to lift seats?
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You'll need to buy shallow mounts, and the box sits nicely on the floor. When you put the seats down it holds the box tightly. No need to modify anything. Stuff the box with pollyfill for best result.
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Shallow...Ill sell you my box if you haven't gotten one yet. Bought it for my kid cuz he had money for system and speakers...he spent the money and never mounted the box.
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You would need floor brackets designed for side mounts so that the sliders sit wider than the seat. Sparco makes them such as the 600 series seat base, there is the LOW model, which I bought for my 89 240sx and those would be able to work with sliders. Some floor brackets are made for bottom mount and if you bolted the sliders up, they would sit directly under the seat making side mounts impossible
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I had kickers a long time ago. I went with a single sub and it sounds amazing. I have been using Fosgate for 20 years and have never been disappointed with their products.
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depends on the truck.i have a 2002 ford f 150 .you dont use most of whats in there.some guy online said to buy some 1 inch tappers and he was right .made it easier because the screws they had were junk but the steps are great
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Minimal amp pull, depending on what kind of vehicle you are installing these on, I really did not have much luck with my 1983 F150. I went back to my flex fan.
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mounting brackets are specific to the vehicle you will have to find that part number of the brackets and order them, I do like mine and should be fine on the higher lift
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The shallow mount will most likely have a smaller magnet on the back for truck style boxes. A smaller magnet can make less bass regardless it's power handling capabilities. But you can fit it in really small boxes.
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I have a 2004 f250 super duty short bed with rail kit. No problem ! We love the Patriot hitch.
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It all depends on the brand of amp really, but with that much power I recommend that instead you buy a 2ohm kicker comp r that's what I have now with a 500w kicker amp and it slams but it's deep and smooth, way smoother than the cvr
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I had them installed at Pep Boys. They offer a half off installion when you do any pair. Even if are not running teh special ask if they will install them under the promotional rate. They probably will.They had no problems at all. I was even able to use my original strut mounts as they were still in good shape. Have 5k on the full set and I have had no problems and the ride is as good if not better than the original shocks that dies at about 80k.
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They mount directly to the underside of the body of your truck, not the frame. Depending on what you are looking for to accomodate getting in with the lift you might need another step or to customize a different bracket. But with 3 inches these should work fine. Hope this helps.
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Depends on the size of your box... All boxes have different dimensions... Look at the item descriptions and specifications and check the mounting depth is smaller then the height of the box... But i would recommend u get a shallow mount sub... I have a 1000 watt boss shallow mount sub in my pickup and it sounds great!
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David,My 2000 F-250 SD came with factory overloads (engages stops mounted on the bed). The Air lift kit bolted onto the overloads. Removed the overloads, but the U-bolts supplied with the kit did not fit. Reinstalled the overloads, and the short U-bolts fit fine. Have pulled a 8,000 lbs trailer (750lbs tounge) for the last 700 miles. Pumped up the air lift to level the truck. Drove nice without front end drift or breaking problems. I am happy. Oh, I also bought the compressor, but haven't finished the installation yet. Installed properly (follow the instructions closely) and you should be happy with the kit. David,My 2000 F-250 SD came with factory overloads (engages stops mounted on the bed). The Air lift kit bolted onto the overloads. Removed the overloads, but the U-bolts supplied with the kit did not fit. Reinstalled the overloads, and the short U-bolts fit fine. Have pulled a 8,000 lbs trailer (750lbs tounge) for the last 700 miles. Pumped up the air lift to level the truck. Drove nice without front end drift or breaking problems. I am happy. Oh, I also bought the compressor, but haven't finished the installation yet. Installed properly (follow the instructions closely) and you... » Read More David,My 2000 F-250 SD came with factory overloads (engages stops mounted on the bed). The Air lift kit bolted onto the overloads. Removed the overloads, but the U-bolts supplied with the kit did not fit. Reinstalled the overloads, and the short U-bolts fit fine. Have pulled a 8,000 lbs trailer (750lbs tounge) for the last 700 miles. Pumped up the air lift to level the truck. Drove nice without front end drift or breaking problems. I am happy. Oh, I also bought the compressor, but haven't finished the installation yet. Installed properly (follow the instructions closely) and you should be happy with the kit. « Show Less
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You need to purchase the mounting bracket or make one. I made mine and it worked fine on my Ford pickup. pretty easy.
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You've gotta contact Kicker. All I know is that he more air space you give this woofer, the more it slams. I've got 1 in a box that had 5.7 cuft of air space on a mono block amp. It crushes...!
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if your asking for the exact measurement, I cant answer since my woofers are installed. but of course any round 15inch sub will fit. I wouldn't worry about the exact specs on the hole. I only have 500rms kicker cvr woofers in my 4 15lsv boxes each one receiving 400-450rms. ive heard bad reports of ppl installing super woofers in these boxes(1000-2500rms) and the boxes slowly falling apart. however all 4 of my boxes are rock solid, no evidence of any low build quality.
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No, this won't give you any noticable lift. It might be a little bit higher due to being new, but it's not designed to give you any lift. The front ones that are ride height adjustable will give you anywhere from 0"-2.5", but not these rear ones. I recently put Bilstein 5100s on my 2005 4Runner, and I love them. I did the ride height adjustable ones in the front, set at 2.5", these ones in the back, and then I bought some Daystar 1.5" spacers for the rear, as well. So the front is lifted 2.5" and the rear is lifted 1.5". I love the way my rig looks now!